VOCAB Using the “Irrigation” Essay, add the following words to your vocab list: Ditch Irrigation Sprinkler System Drip Irrigation Terrace Irrigation Center.

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VOCAB Using the “Irrigation” Essay, add the following words to your vocab list: Ditch Irrigation Sprinkler System Drip Irrigation Terrace Irrigation Center Pivot Irrigation

Notes: get out a piece of paper and title it Irrigation

What is Irrigation? DEFINITION: the movement of water to crops using man-made means rather than relying on rainfall alone

QUIZ TIME - Number your paper 1-5 -Write down what type of irrigation is happening in each photo

ANSWER TIME!

Ditch Irrigation

Sprinkler System

Drip Irrigation

Terrace Irrigation

Center Pivot Irrigation

Center Pivot Irrigation in Jordan

Central Utah Project Keeping Utah Alive…. one reservoir at a time

Water Conservation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BHQ170BVcM&nohtml5=False

What is it? A water system that takes water from the Colorado Basin & Rocky Mountains to the Wasatch Mountains and beyond Started project in 1956

What is it? WHY? Rapid population growth + “wasted” water= NOT GOOD Built dams to stop the water from flowing all to one place Stored water is used for: Irrigation Hydroelectric power Fish/wildlife Recreation Drinking water (eventually)

What it actually looks like Major Reservoirs in Utah

Glen Canyon Dam- Lake Powell Reservoir

Flaming Gorge Dam

Solider Creek Dam- Strawberry Reservoir

Jordanelle Reservoir

Deer Creek Reservoir